How To Build A Business With AI

I’ve been vibe coding a whole stack of local apps in Codex and Claude Code, but the real point is not just building the apps.

The point is giving those apps to AI agents so they can run them for me.

In this video I walk through my local app dashboard, Relay Studio, and show the different tools I’ve built for affiliate websites, SEO, backlinks, SaaS growth, YouTube scripts, Shorts, video generation, and AI agent orchestration.

Most of these are not SaaS products. They are localhost tools built for me and my AI agents.

Chapters:

00:00 Vibe coding local apps for AI agents 00:28 Relay Studio: my local app dashboard 01:54 Launching and managing localhost apps 03:04 Gap Miner: finding affiliate website opportunities 05:22 AI agents running Gap Miner for me 06:10 VisualForge: making boring websites look better 09:21 Page Journey: improving affiliate website copy 11:38 Rank Scope: SEO work run by AI agents 12:16 Insight Ledger: turning YouTube transcripts into app knowledge 14:49 Link Crest: building a backlink workflow 15:35 Growth OS: finding users for SaaS products 18:34 ProductHQ: managing products and agents 18:53 Short Relay: turning long videos into YouTube Shorts 19:40 ScriptPilot: writing and repurposing YouTube scripts 20:43 ClipPilot: generating AI talking-head videos with APIs 22:49 Why Relay Studio keeps all my apps organised 23:35 Personal websites and affiliate setup 24:09 CopyLoop: improving copy to stop users bouncing 24:45 Claw Chat / Relay Console: where I run the agents 27:29 Scaling digital work with local apps and agents 28:13 Why local apps do not need to be production-ready 29:01 Final thoughts

If you’re interested in vibe coding, AI agents, localhost apps, Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, or building your own AI-powered workflows, this is the setup I’m actually using.

Leave a comment if you want me to go deeper into any of the individual apps.

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